straight talk

Laminate floors are design to be install on a 'floating floor basis' and were never nailed or meant to be glued down except for staircase and very small landing installations. Being human, we have very often change the prescribe method to serve our own selfish needs instead of giving customers the professional installation that was required. If one is to walk into a room, besides the walls, the floor is the next space that commands our attention. So one should look for a floor that speaks of one taste and style. Purchase of a big ticket item deserves more care and attention from us as consumers.

Dear Buyer, Is it not late to enquire if the price paid was justified. Most suppliers can back up the high purchase cost with valid reasons, so for us buyers, the moot point is 'are we happy with the result' if so then the purchase is of merit.

Dear Consumers/Travellers, If you start with 'what is the price?', then you should not ask about qualities, service nor lifestyle choice because the principle guiding the purchase decision is askew. Buying a flooring is not an 'ok lah decision' but should be one based on reflection of one's lifestyle, safety and health aspects coupled with demands on performance. I hope that we as consumers do take our purchase decision with a sense of responsibility.

Guys, get a life. Stop plumbling for the brands. As stated by you, go get a paying job with the brands. Manufacturers who supply goods not conforming to industry standards will not last long in the business. A reminder to all purchasers, you get what you pay for. Ask for test results (third party) that match the sellers claims. That is the minimum that you owe yourself.

Colours and decors are personal choice. Light colours do enlarge your space and on the whole bring forward a sense of 'air'. While stronger tones add warmth and project a sense of action. There is no need to agonize, rather your selection should reflect your CHOICE.